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Worf Actor Mentors New Klingon Star

29 Jan

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Summary

  • Michael Dorn shared his Klingon prosthetic experience with newcomer Karim Diané.
  • Diané related to his character's outsider status as a Klingon with pacifist leanings.
  • Both actors discussed challenges of fan reception and stepping into legacy roles.
Worf Actor Mentors New Klingon Star

Michael Dorn, the original Worf, has offered guidance to Karim Diané, who plays Klingon cadet Jay-Den Kraag in the new Star Trek series. Diané found Dorn's past candid discussions about the prosthetics process invaluable, even before their first FaceTime call. Dorn acknowledged the unique nature of mentoring a new generation.

Diané's character, Jay-Den, grapples with his pacifist nature, a stark contrast to Klingon warrior culture, echoing Diané's own background as a descendant of a warrior tribe who preferred the arts. The transformation process for Diané initially required up to five hours daily for makeup and prosthetics, a significant reduction from Dorn's early experiences.

Both actors discussed the intense pressure of joining the Star Trek universe and facing fan reactions. They noted shared anxieties about fan acceptance and the recurring theme of newcomers being questioned for their roles. Despite a "toxic corner" of the fanbase, both expressed immense satisfaction with their rewarding roles and the positive reception from many viewers.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Michael Dorn is an actor famous for playing Worf, a Klingon character, across multiple Star Trek series including The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Picard.
Karim Diané plays Jay-Den Kraag, a Klingon cadet in the new Star Trek series, Starfleet Academy.
Both Michael Dorn and Karim Diané discussed the demanding prosthetics process, the pressure of fan expectations, and navigating a 'toxic corner' of the fanbase.

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